McNulty Wins Warrior Award

Photo by Jack Urso

ATLANTA- Clemson attackman Aidan McNulty announced his return after missing the 2025 season in spectacular fashion on Friday night.  The Huntington, NY native started the season with a bang dropping seven goals and two assists against the Florida Gators.  McNulty’s efforts helped the Tigers cruise to the 19-7 win.  McNulty's performance earned him the first Warrior Player of the Week award of the season.

“Aidan is one of the most dynamic yet humble players I have had the opportunity to coach. Every practice you can tell he genuinely wants to make the team better, however possible, whether that is providing an offensive spark, or playing defensive midfield. If a teammate needs advice or encouragement, Aidan will be right there. As one of our team captains this year, Aidan has shown that he is an excellent leader and his performance last night showed that he can also back it up on the field. He missed last year being abroad and he has come back more motivated than ever,” Clemson Coach Andrew Tobias said.

For his efforts earning the Warrior Player of the Week, McNulty will receive a Warrior Burn XP2-O head – a $120 value. Warrior is a proud sponsor of the MCLA.

WARRIOR HONOR ROLL

Landen Snyder, Clemson- McNulty’s partner racked up eight points of his own against the Gators on four goals and four assists.

Rory Cavanaugh, Georgia- Scored five goals and added two assists as the Bulldogs tamed the Wildcats from New Hampshire and in the process broke the program’s all time points record.

Owen Williams, New Hampshire- The freshman scored four goals and added an assist in his first collegiate game.

Connor Stagner, Oregon- Scored nine goals across games against Stanford and Santa Clara despite sitting most of the second half in both games helping to push the Ducks to two big wins on their trip to the Bay.